After three Fedora Community Gaming sessions have consistently had enough people to play, but just barely, I want to see if there is a way I can boost attendance a bit. We can't handle everyone who has Fedora installed showing up to play. (At least not without a lot of work.) But I'd like to see us consistently getting over a dozen participants. If you don't like playing multiplay computer games remotely or don't have time because other things are more important, you aren't in my target audiance. For the rest of you why aren't you dropping by? Are we playing the wrong games? (So far we have played bzflag, wesnoth and armacycles and will be playing hedgewars next Saturday. Suggestions are welcome, but for now we are avoiding games that are essentially unplayable with the Fedora graphics drivers.) Are we playing at the wrong times? Are you not seeing the announcements? Are you worried about not being good enough? (The intention is that newbies are welcome and I hope that at least one expert shows up to show us what the best settings are and explain some basic tactics.) Are you worried about not being in the target audiance? (The intention is that anyone who interacts with the Fedora community is welcome. If you are on the users list, that certainly includes you. The only restricted thing is Fedora Talk and I have mostly been just experimenting with that and it isn't needed to play.) Something else? -- users mailing list users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe or change subscription options: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/users Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Mailing_list_guidelines
